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[kcdc 2022] building rugged devops pipelines with github

Speaker: Brian Gorman @blgorman Repo: https://github.com/blgorman/codemash-... For more, see the table of contents DevOps Process, not product Can’t buy tool (but can buy an existing team) Goal: reduce cycle time form idea to production with minimal error Automated testing Gates – … Continue reading →

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KCDC 2022 Table of Contents

KCDC is back and “normal” at full strength. This page is for the table of contents of blog posts. Monday Building Rugged DevOps Pipelines with GitHub Actions – Brian Gorman Refactoring to Java 17 – my talk so link to … Continue reading →

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sealed classes, records and enums

Sometimes we write something for the book, only to realize it shouldn’t be in the book. This post is an example. Do you think this legal? It is! A sealed interface can be implemented by any Java type. Which means … Continue reading →

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Interesting change in calling methods in Java 17

We have this code in our Java 11 practice exam book. What do you think it prints? Reasoning it through, we know, it doesn’t print longs or nums because the main() is static and therefore we can’t be calling an … Continue reading →

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Happy Book Birthday! OCP Java 17 Book Released!

Jeanne and I over the moon to announce the release of our new OCP Java 17 Developer Complete Study Guide! This book is the culmination of years of knowledge that we’ve accumulated writing study guides for Java. It is for … Continue reading →

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[devnexus 2022] pattern matching for Java

Speaker: Neha Sardana Twitter: @nehasardana09 Link to table of contents ——————— Records Sealed class Want to control children More declarative than access modifiers Can make widely accessible interface without widely extensible Sets stage for pattern … Continue reading →

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[devnexus2022] help your boss help you

Speaker: Ken Kousen Twitter: @kenkousen Link to table of contents ——————— Target audience: professionals who don’t want to move to management Conflicting Wants Conflict with manager is inevitable because want different things. Intrinsic motivations include autonomy, using strengthens, promoting learning/development As … Continue reading →

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[devnexus 2022] java and ransomware

Speaker: Steve Poole Twitter: @spoole167 Link to table of contents ——————— Ransomware crimes robbery blackmail extortion revege murder – ex: hospital attacks Symptoms files gone files corrupt unexpected files on system – obvious so believe it is real prevent logging on … Continue reading →

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[devnexus 2022] typescript for the busy java developer

Speaker: Orlando Valdez @orlandovaldez_ Link to table of contents ——————— Typescript All JavaScript is legal Typescript Developed/maintained by Microsoft. Other contributors like Google tsc – like javac – transplies to Javascript tsserver – for IDE and editor support language services. Standalone … Continue reading →

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[devnexus 2022] hacking the OSS supply changes

Speaker: Stephen Chin @steveonjava Link to table of contents ——————— Theme is security with sci fi references Examples Equifax data breah – from not patching Struts for at least two months Solarwinds – hacked TeamCity instance injected log4shell – zero day … Continue reading →

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